Chapter
All Good Ideas Take Time to Bake
53:46 - 1:02:23 (08:36)
Like baking cookies, good ideas for experimental history take time to develop otherwise they'll burn and taste bad. It's important to take the necessary time to develop and present good ideas.
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Just like how you can't speed up the process of baking cookies, you also cannot rush the process of developing ideas because it takes time to bake.
53:46 - 56:36 (02:49)
Summary
Just like how you can't speed up the process of baking cookies, you also cannot rush the process of developing ideas because it takes time to bake. Additionally, there are some things that cannot be optimized because they require experience or are mysterious.
ChapterAll Good Ideas Take Time to Bake
Episode#585 - Adam Mastroianni - Are Smart People Actually Happier?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The importance of finding your niche and becoming an expert, rather than being a generalist, and the value of incorporating detail in your work.
56:36 - 59:40 (03:03)
Summary
The importance of finding your niche and becoming an expert, rather than being a generalist, and the value of incorporating detail in your work.
ChapterAll Good Ideas Take Time to Bake
Episode#585 - Adam Mastroianni - Are Smart People Actually Happier?
PodcastModern Wisdom
This podcast episode explores the value of the performing arts and why people attend live performances.
59:40 - 1:01:41 (02:01)
Summary
This podcast episode explores the value of the performing arts and why people attend live performances. The speaker reflects on their own struggles with understanding why people would come and watch their performances, but ultimately finds value in the shared experience of live art.
ChapterAll Good Ideas Take Time to Bake
Episode#585 - Adam Mastroianni - Are Smart People Actually Happier?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The speaker shares his belief that personal experiences are invaluable in writing and that it's what sets apart one's own work from anything else out there, as it requires time and a unique perspective to produce.
1:01:41 - 1:02:23 (00:42)
Summary
The speaker shares his belief that personal experiences are invaluable in writing and that it's what sets apart one's own work from anything else out there, as it requires time and a unique perspective to produce.